New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-26
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The Erie Railway will to-day sale OF thousand
mile tickets which discontinued short time since The
$50 for 900 miles Of travel and tickets will be va(
for one year from the date OF sale.
At the meeting OF the Park Commissioners yesterday let
read from the Sinking Fund Commissioners dsap
proving the plans for improving the water front between
Eighty sixthst the East River and the Third Avenue
Bridge The objection is made because no exterior street
provided for.
The discomfort of the weather yesterday after
noon audience which Miss Juliet Corson
delivered gastove cooking at the Le1ng
Opera House II large and attentive and the
feeling seemed prevail that the day OF redemption Tor the
dweller In fats was drawing nigh
The Federal Club give informal reception to Assem-
bymen H. Crosby and c. p Sanford on Tuesday evening
at its club house. No. 6l9 Madison ave.
Peter c. Kellogg Co.'S combination sale OF trotng and
road at the American Institute building was finished
yesterday. a rule low but several teams were
sold for over 5000.
The Protective Fire Insurance Tariff Association met
terday afternoon 6 Broadway Some changes in the
under consideration discussed but no decision
reached The association win meet again tomorrow
Professor Charles que smith deliver Grafton
"The American University before the NewYork Delta OF
Phi Beta Kappa in tho Columbia College Library on June
George H. Hail. from Englewood N. j. was 70 and wander
ing around tho Bowery Tuesday night in helpless state
Of noxcaton officer John L. Cranch OF the Sixth precinct
took him to the station house. where he was usual
searched gold watch So 900 in certified checks and 81 In
bills found on him. He escaped with fine OF 49,
The police of the Tweuythrd entered the house
No OO2 sxthave on Tuesday night and arrested Charles
Wilson, his wife Armenia and two girls Horace p Clark
and Clark Brooks lawyer living at No. &C West Fifty
sixth.st. clam that Wilson's house is disordery.
The members OF Exchange yesterday de-
cisive OF the Saturday holiday. only eight
being cast against the proposition close the Exchange
Saturdays Amendments to the bylaws 10 con-
form the Saturday Halfholiday also adopted
Steward Alfred Alard National Line steamer Erin
from london missing the second day out He sup
posed have jumped overheard he had been drinking
heavily before leaving port
William Rgney inspector of vinegar caused the arrest
Charles Borse No SlS East Forteh.st; William Just
OF Fifty fourthst Frstavei Owen Trcanor OF No
Clark ST.; Rowoi OF No. 562 Secondave; and Charles
Menkon OF No. 4lG secondave charge Of selling I'M
pure vinegar parole TO nd bail to
pear for examination.
Waldo spragus of the New York Athletic Club.
who employed warrenst wine store arraigned at
Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday charge
made by Frederick Comsock who said sprague had threat
ened his life sprague dsclaimed any intention OF doing
Comstock harm Joseph Donohue accompanied Spraguo
and stood his side Justice Ford dismissed the
General Newton yesterday informed several contractors
who taken contracts pave streets and have delayed
beginning work that unless they begin by tomorrow he VIII
cancel the contracts
The eleven public baths be opened Juno is. All
will be at places that the
which Rivingonst will be placed at East Fiftst
1.-THE Allen and his partner James PnkingtOn pleaded
with the Mayor yesterday for beer and music license for
Oak Font Mr. Hewitt positively refused TO grants license
TO any place with which Allen Is connected
Aqueduct Commissioners yesterday resolved TO ask the
Controller 600 by the sale of bonds for the use
Of the Commission.
Henry returned yesterday from trip to Scranton
Penn he speech for the Land and Labor Club
says that there gratifying growth OF sentiment in
theories the Pennsylvania coal regions and his
reception was of satisfactory character.
twelfth field meeting Of the intercollegiate Ath
etc Associate Will DO Manhattan Athletic Club
grounds Eighty sxthst and Eightlave Saturday at
$50 pm.
The stone OF the new Mt Morris Baptist Church
will be laid Ffthave, between OGehundrcd andtwenty-
and seventh SITS, this alter
noon The pastor the W. c. Biting will preside Tho
ground cost $4,000 and the building Will cost $4,000
The Health Board yesterday meeting but transacted
business OF importance 1t said that Dr. Woolsey
Johnson whose In the Board has not be APP
pointo growing at the NewYoIk Hospital where
he is now ly, and is not expected to recover
Captain Ferdinand p Earle treasurer OF tho Citizens
Auxiliary Committee, Grand Army Of the Republic. has re-
ceved contribution Of 500 from p. W. Cowperthwaite
Co.. Row. and the captain hopes that this will DO
incentive this do the
and swell tho funds for Decoration Day services.
John Rourke in behalf Of his comrades OF the Royal
Irish Consabuary himself accepted invitation to
present tonight at the performance Of The Red Fox
by NJ Ward, Irish comedian playing at the Har
lem Theatre Comique
The Boulevard Club Will meet this evening at the
club house. $40 East Onehundred twenty 1rsts TO
make gements for celebrating the Fourth Of July.
Julius Harburger has been selected by tue William d. Ken.
needy No 49, O. r. 10 deliver the Decoration Day ad
dress grave OF Colonel William D. Kennedy in Cypress
Hills Cemetery.
will meeting OF the James q. Blaine Association
OF With Assembly District at No Az Grandst, this
evening.